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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 26, 1935
Page
2
A legible portion warns that any person found trespassing fishing or opening fences at Dalgom ally Molding will be prosecuted. It states Lake Neserum trespassers will be prosecuted regardless of person, with a terse note about prior notice to drovers.
Public notice from G H Jending of Ham Street Glonourat announces readiness to perform all carting tasks including wood wool furniture shifting and various contracts. Contact via phone 63 for services in Clonesurry and district.
Notice warns that trespassers will be prosecuted without regard to persons and any stock found there will be impounded.
Notices warn against trespass and unauthorised fencing actions under penalty. Details include church services at Saint Andrew's Church with Holy Communion at 10 am and Evening Song at 9 pm. Minister Rev Hugh U Hatees presiding. Sunday School at 9:41 am. Worship Service at 7:30 pm with praise and preaching.
Report describes two men trapped when a two ton lorry collapsed under flour bags. One man freed with injuries limited to abrasions while the other remained beneath the load until help arrived at a distant station. The scene sparked a rescue effort and caution about flour bag weight.
Classified note lists 16.000 used parts for cars and second hand horse vehicles. Appears from Grays Bronewisk Ghest with brief fric bana wording. Primary items include horse vehicles and automotive parts with limited detail.
Community movement in Cloncurry aims to reform residents and curb Sunday film showings. Proponents argue moral concerns justify limited cinema access while others fear economic impact on town's two picture houses during charity screenings. A separate incident reports a truck capsizing near Sil-Wyt burrow, trapping two drivers under the vehicle after wheels locked and the truck toppled.
Word reached in town that 22 year old Kenneth Kennedy son of Rob Kennedy a well known Cloncurry district resident was killed by a fate of air it in the Black Star area Mt Isa at 1 pm that day. Much sympathy was expressed towards Mr Kennedy in the death of his son.
The Omolmouray Water Authority warns that partons leaving hoses unattended will be prosecuted under By-law No 2 Clause 22. By order, M O Gallagnan, Clerk.
Mr J A Arthus of Flinders Street Townaville seeks anyone with MICA for pale or knowledge of procurement. A strong market exists with Southern buyers ready to pay top price.
Social notes recount visits and departures among residents including Mr Walter Lumberth at Pownsville and Mrs Hawes convalescing in Woewneville. Several townsfolk plan holidays at the coast and Melbourne Cup events. nursing student Miss Jean White passes exams in Townsville.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mr J M dulbert a dentist and Julia Grech with mentions of town visits and local names including Lady Wallace Mrs Lyn Wynberg and Mr Aull. The text also references illness improvement and missed work days in a period of town activity.
Fragments from testimonials tout Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for nervous distress. Sufferers report relief from head pain loss of appetite and improved nerves after use. Notes mention anxiety headaches and restored strength with purchase boasting Alchemists and stores 3 shillings per bottle.
T E Gibson dentist will visit Julia Creek Leichhardt and Argen and Duchess hotels with schedules in November. He will perform dental work including extractions and implants at various times and locations, with regular future visits planned every six months.
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